Digital Ally In-Car Video System
Digital Ally has come up with its newest in-car video system that is meant to be installed in police vehicles, and the DVM-750 as it is known will offer everything one needs within the car, although you will lose some trunk space in the process. The system comprises of a camera and a rear view mirror that boasts an integrated LCD monitor, capable of hooking up to a quartet of cameras while recording from two of them simultaneously, with three audio channels being stored for posterity at the same time. Recording resolution is a decent 720 x 480 pixels, while SDHC memory cards are the storage medium of choice. Other features include VoiceVault that allows a police officer to use a wireless microphone to transmit signals within a 1 mile radius should the officer get out of video range.
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